Delta 2027: Why Ogboru will disappoint critics
Governance not guns will secure West Africa
Otunba Ayodeji Osibogun @70: The Man and His Legacy
China 15th 5-Year-Plan and Future of China-Africa Cooperation
Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash and ‘Ember’ Months’ myth
Lagos moves to deepen safety reforms amid urban, industrial growth
Trump, Dangote and Nigeria
Redefining luxury through indigenous craftsmanship
House demolitions in Lagos State: Environmental protection or land grab?
Effects of music recommendation systems in the streaming era
Trump’s threat over Christians’ killings in Nigeria and matters arising
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By ADEBISI OYESHAKIN The Inspector General of Police, IGP, Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, deserves commendation for his deliberate and strategic deployment of capable officers to key commands within the Nigeria Police Force. As a forward-thinking and pragmatic security leader—himself a former Commissioner of Police and later Deputy Inspector General in charge of the Force Criminal Investigation Department, […]
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By SHUAIB AGAKA When the Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA, Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, speaks about social media, his primary concern isn’t data privacy or investment—it’s morality. In a report by Tech Digest, the country’s top technology regulator was quoted as saying: “We want to see people using it to promote digital […]
Making Mathematics optional for art students: Nigeria’s risky retreat and reversal
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